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Collectors Sought Pianiste-Composer To Play In Schools, Country THREE CARMELITE CENTRES
Pauline 0 Connor To Give MARK PATRONAL FEASTfor Ballroom Dinner -Recital their Virgin, 9
For Street Appeal Collectors are needed to help with the street appeal in aid of St. Francis Xavier's native mission at Wandering, which will be held on Friday, August 9. The Rev. M. McKeon, diocesan director of Pontifical Mission Aid, said during the week that the success of the appeal would depend directly on the number of people who would volunteer as collectors. He hoped that, in view of the of the worthiness cause, quite a number would sacrifice their time to help on the streets. Collectors are required between 8-10 a.m., 10 a.m.noon, noon -2 p.m. and 24 p.m. Anyone who can help during one of these periods should advise Father McKeon at the Catholic Centre, Victoria-sq. (phone
The Carmelite Fathers of the Hilton Park Priory had a beautiful day, Sunday last, annual commemoration of the Feast of the Blessed Queen and Mother of Carmel.
The church and newly - act of consecration to Our built school grounds were Lady of Mt. Carmel. In the procession of the crowded with parishioners and friends from adjoining Most Blessed Sacrament which followed, the Rev. L. parishes. carried The Rev. L. M. Moffat, Eivers of Nedlands, and was asO.Carm., led the Rosary and the Monstrance the Rev. J. sisted by Mcthe V. Rev. W. Cagney, Gillicuddy (PP., Palmyra) O.M.I., preached an impres- and the C. Rev. Nolan of sive sermon. V. Rev. W. F. East Fremantle. The ChrisNugent, O.Carm., blessed tian Brothers from Fremanthe new statue of Our Lady tle carried the canopy. of Mt. Carmel which was The hymns for the donated by Mr. W. Farns- sion were rendered byoccaSt. worth of Middle Park, Vic. Patrick's choir, Fremantle, The statue possesses great under the baton of the Rev. loveliness. Its beauty and T. Shortall, O.M.I. The Rev. workmanship were greatly J. Bourke of Beaconsfield admired by the congrega- was present, as were also tion. many of the Sisterssof St. After blessing the statue Joseph of the Apparition Father Nugent recited an from Fremantle. The function ended with
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Morley Park Procession
On the Feast of Our Another procession .Lady of Mount Carmel, July 16th, His Grace the held in honour of Our Archbishop presided at Lady of Mt. Carmel Solemn High Mass at the monastery of the Carme- was held at the Morlite Sisters, the celebrant ley Park church of being the Rev. Father the Discalced CarHilary, O.D.C.; deacon, melite Fathers on the Rev. Father Eivers, Sunday last. and the sub -deacon, the The packed school -church Rev. Father Albert, O.D.C. was a good witness to the
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the choir and congregation singing the ancient and very beautiful hymn to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, "Pure as Carmel's Snows."
The Perth fraternity of the Third Order of St. Francis will meet on Sunday next, at 3 p.m. The Rev. Father Berard, O.F.M., will be in attendance for the instruction of novices at 2.30 p.m. All Tertiaries are urged to be present.
Scholastics from St. need of a separate and Charles' Seminary assisted larger church in the near future. in the ceremonies. Large vases of lilies and At the conclusion of the His Grace blessed the white carnations adorned The committee organising the Pauline Following the country Mass, tour, on Sunday, September newly -erected grotto to Our the altar and sanctuary and O'Connor Testimonial Fund have urranged 29, Pauline will give a Lady, donated by Mr. and six acolytes made a strikrecital at His Mrs. V. S. McMullen of ing sight in brown soutana programme that is going to keep Pauline grand Majesty's Theatre which North Perth, the builders nes, white surplices and For fully occupied until she leaves W.A. for Italy has been made available being Messrs. L. Cassela large brown scapulars. The Rev. W. Pringle, Catholics attending the in October. free of charge by the lessee, and Co. The grotto is constructed C.Ss.R., preached the occaUniversity of W.A. and In addition to the recitals Following the dinner re- Mr. Eric Edgley. sional sermon, in he money - raising of a recently -discovered spoke primarily which Catholic graduates are in- listed, Pauline will also be cital, Pauline will then fulfil Other of the Western Australian stone of playing at various cona country itinerary efforts include the sale of which vited to be present at a brown scapular, mentioning considerable natural beauty schools and hospitals is as follows: Donnybrook, souvenir buttons and cards some of the many miracles special Mass in the chapel vents, in the metropolitan area. Wednesday, August 21; through the schools and a and was much admired by of St. Thomas More Col- These will not be money- Collie, Thursday, August giant barbecue arranged to the congregation and visi- Our Lady had wrought through it. lege at 9 a.m. on Sunday, raising efforts for the fund 22; Bridgetown, Monday, be held by the sporting fra- tors. The statues of the The Papal blessing with Madonna and of St. Bernabut as a gesture that Pauline August 26; Bunbury, Thurs- ternity late in September. August 4. dette were donated by a plenary indulgence was has intimated she would day, August 29; Geraldton, The Pope has personally It is anticipated that the friends of the Carmelite bestowed on all present by Monday. September 2; Nor - success Rev. Father Hilary, O.D.C., assigned "Catholic Insti- like to make. of the functions Her first public appear- tham, Thursday, September mentioned above should en- Sisters. tutes of Higher Education The Archbishop congratu- and the Blessed Sacrament in Australia" as the August ance will be at a dinner- 5; Albany, Tuesday, Sep - able the organising com- lated the donors and also was carried in procession by 10: Kat annin intention of the Apostleship recital that is to be held at tember mittee to reach the target the builder and designer. In Father Pringle, assisted by the Rev. Father Dermott, of Prayer, the first time Government House ball-iThursday, September 12; of £5,000, the amount con- the evening at 7 p.m. the that Australia has been room on Wednesday, August Kalgoorlie, Tuesday, Sep - sidered necessary for grotto was illuminated by O.D.C., and Rev. Father tember 17. mentioned in any such in- 14. Pauline to complete her an indirect lighting system, Albert, O.D.C. Although seats are priced Among t h e marchers; tention. At each of these recitals musical education in Italy making a beautiful sight, This will mean that mil- at £5/5/ each the orga- a programme by local without being financially and the Rosary was recited Carmelite Tertiaries (lay people, bound by a modified lions of Catholics through- nisers report that they are artists will also be included. embarrassed. by Father Albert. freely ex out the would, who are selling The Rt. Rev. Mgr. E. Moss Carmelite Rule to lead lives pected that and it is theof of prayer and mortification members of the Apostleship expressed his regret at beof Prayer, will be offering 400 seats will be occupied ing absent from the cere- for the intentions of the on the night. Church) were up their prayers, works and through unavoid- able by their distinguishMarriage Impediments Discussed monies larger -sized sufferings during this month The dinner -recital will be able circumstances. He, scapulars. On July 21, a combined meeting of the graduate division too extends his congratulafor Catholic tertiary educa- presented on an original of the Newman of St. Luke Throughout Society Guild the and the was procession tion in Australia. and lavish scale and should tions to the Sisters, the It is surely fitting that be an occasion that will be held at St. Thomas More College, when "Impediments donors and the builder, also the singing was ably led by parish choir, and after those who are being prayed remembered and talked to Marriage" were discussed in the form of a symposium. to the kind friends who the Benediction of the Blessed The Rev. Mgr. E. Sulli- passed a vote of thanks to donated the statues. for should signalise this about in Perth for many event by themselves taking years to come. van acted as chairman and the speakers. Over 50 mem- Mgr. Moss expressed his Sacrament, 0 u r Lady's the part in this crusade of The Lord Mayor of Perth, dealt with the theological bers were present and an pleasure at having a shrine own hymn was sung prayer. Mr. H. R. Howard, J.P. and aspects of the subject, Mr. interesting discussion fol- of that nature in his parish, Salve Regina. Those attending are asked the Lady Mayoress have C. Pollett with legal aspects, lowed. the first of its kind conThe next functions of the structed in the Archdioto wear, academic dress, if both signified their inten- Doctors W. R. Pitney, T. ROSARY FOUND they have it, but this is not tion of being present. In Cullity and F. Prendergast graduate branch of the cese of the new stone. A pair of Rosary beads required. The Mass will be addition two ex-Lord with medical and psychia- Newman society will be the Mother Prioress and the found at the Town Hall a Missa Cantata, with sing- Mayors special Mass at St. Thomas community thank all the during the Musical Festival of Perth, Sir tric aspects. ing from the Newman Thomas Meagher and Sir His Lordship Bishop More College on August 4 friends and benefactors may be had on application society choir. There will he Joseph Totterdell and other Goody honoured the meet - at 9 a.m. and the Day of who helped to make the to Miss Marjorie Wyndham, no Communion breakfast to notable people will also be ing with his presence and Recollection on August 25. bridge night a success. 1 Colin-st., West Perth follow. present. (phone BA9106). III llllllllllllllllllllll llllllll llllllllllllllllllll lllll llllllllllll
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